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(Zero Hedge)-- The U.S. auto market is at an interesting crossroads with used car prices crashing to new lows every month while new car prices continue to defy gravity courtesy of a somewhat «frothy», if not suicidal, lending market that has seemingly decided that anyone with a pulse is financially qualified for a $ 0 down, 0 % interest, 80 month loan on a brand new $ 40,000 luxury vehicle of their choice.

I've been asking myself this for years, and having discussions about this with pastors; It's as if becoming a Christian is like buying a new car but no one tells you the interest rate on the loan or how much it will cost you each month, then the car breaks down and they tell you that you can't return it or exchange it for another because it's the «one true car» and «once you buy this car, you'll always own this car».

On top of that, they also calculated in the national 4.24 % average interest rate for a 48 month new car loan at the time.

If your new loan extends the number of months over which you pay for your car, your payments will be lower (assuming your interest rate is not higher than before refinancing or you do not finance too many additional costs into your new loan).

For instance, if you just got a car loan, a new credit card, and refinanced your student loan in the past month, adding the mortgage credit inquiry could do some damage.

New - car loan terms of 61 — 72 months now account for 40.4 percent of the outstanding loans, while 73 - 84 month terms account for 32.5 percent.

For auto buyers, one thing to realize is that the average new - car loan term is running close to six years (70 months) these days.

Most used cars qualify for the same rates as new and are currently as low 3.75 % APR1 (rate based on, 100 % loan - to - value, 36 month term, $ 10,000 and higher financed), even with no down payment — and you'll get a timely credit decision, too.

Dealer rates for new car loans are as low as 3.77 % APR2 (rate based on, 800 FICO, 90 % loan - to - value, 36 month term) and branch / online rates are as low as 3.75 % APR 1 (rate based on, 100 % loan - to - value, 36 month term, $ 10,000 and higher financed).

The above represents an actual APR a customer can receive based upon car loan for $ 25,000, New Car, 800 + FICO, Less than 90 % LTV and financing for 36 montcar loan for $ 25,000, New Car, 800 + FICO, Less than 90 % LTV and financing for 36 montCar, 800 + FICO, Less than 90 % LTV and financing for 36 months.

In order to receive the lowest rate, vehicles must be financed for $ 15,000 or greater on used car loans or $ 15,000 or greater on 72 - month new car loans.

Bank of America is offering good deals on auto loans this fall, with rates starting as low as 2.34 % APR on 60 - month financing for new cars and trucks.

Watch for loan terms: Stay away from loan terms of 60 - plus months for new cars and 36 - plus month terms for used vehicles.

In January of 2018, credit unions were offering 60 - month new car loans at 2.91 % and home equity loans under 5 % for people with very good credit scores.

Now, we pay off our credit cards every month, pay cash for our cars (even new ones), and have about a 15 % loan - to - value ratio on our mortgage.

The lowest APR for a 96 - month loan is 4.49 %, regardless of whether it is a new or late model car.

It offers loan terms of up to 84 months for new and used cars but its best auto loan rates are limited to 60 month terms.

Before applying for a mortgage, car or personal loan, you need to know if you earn enough income every month to pay back your new debt.

Based on a 60 - month loan and a borrower's credit score between 690 and 850, the 2017 average auto loan interest rate for a new car has been 4.28 %.

The nation's second - largest bank is charging as little as 2.34 % APR for 60 - month new car and truck loans and only 2.49 % APR to finance used vehicles for that long.

(EXAMPLE: For a $ 35,000 new car loan for a term of 84 months with a 2.99 % APR, the monthly payment will be $ 462.3For a $ 35,000 new car loan for a term of 84 months with a 2.99 % APR, the monthly payment will be $ 462.3for a term of 84 months with a 2.99 % APR, the monthly payment will be $ 462.31.)

For example, for a $ 10,000 loan on a new car, at 5.930 % APR for 60 months, you will pay $ 193.01 a month for the term of your loan during Phase 1 prior to the purchase of the vehicFor example, for a $ 10,000 loan on a new car, at 5.930 % APR for 60 months, you will pay $ 193.01 a month for the term of your loan during Phase 1 prior to the purchase of the vehicfor a $ 10,000 loan on a new car, at 5.930 % APR for 60 months, you will pay $ 193.01 a month for the term of your loan during Phase 1 prior to the purchase of the vehicfor 60 months, you will pay $ 193.01 a month for the term of your loan during Phase 1 prior to the purchase of the vehicfor the term of your loan during Phase 1 prior to the purchase of the vehicle.

Car buyers are stretching out their loan terms to record levels, with the average term for a new car loan at 67 months and the average used car term right behind at 62 montCar buyers are stretching out their loan terms to record levels, with the average term for a new car loan at 67 months and the average used car term right behind at 62 montcar loan at 67 months and the average used car term right behind at 62 montcar term right behind at 62 months.

In the last quarter of 2015, new car loans made for 48 months were often approved with 4 percent interest, almost half of the rate that was common in Q4 of 2006.

With the new score, consumers who receive a credit card and handle their payments well — avoiding falling behind on payments and maintaining low balances — for at least six months will then receive regular FICO scores, which will make it easier for them to get approved for other loans, including car loans and mortgages.

According to the Experian study, the average loan term for deep subprime borrowers buying new cars was 72 months long — or six full years.

In 2016, one in three auto loans for new cars had terms of 73 to 84 months, according to the State of the Automotive Finance Market report from Experian, released in March 2017.

For example, car research and shopping site, Edmunds.com reports that, in 2014, the average term of a new - car loan was 67.2 months, which became a record.

Don't take out a car loan, make large purchases on your credit cards, or apply for new credit cards in the months before you plan to buy a house.